News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-04-07
LOCAL NEWS.
NJ RRISVILLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
SIINnAN App1I IN

services commence at 1890 a. NJ.
UNIvERs tLIsT CHURCH.-Rev. F. E. Heale
Pastor. Services commence at 1915 A.. NJ.
Next Friday is Fast Day.
Cambridge items on second page.
Lyceum at the Academy Thursda
evening.
| Regular meeting of Coral Chapter
0. E. s., next Tuesday evening.
Regular communication of Mt. Yer
non Lodge this wednesday, even
ing.
Frank Shippey had the misfortun.
to cut his foot last week while split
ting wood.
The ladies' circle appointed for mex
Friday at the yestry, is postponed
one week.
Regular meeting of J. M. Warne
Post No. 4, on Friday evening, Apri
8, at 7.3O. A full attendance is de
sired.
Tiff is letting his light shine thes
days. He has a 400 candle powe
lamp with chimney as large as
stove pipe. .
Fast Day services will be observed
at the Congregational church FRIDAY
morning. Rev. J. P. Hall will con
duct the services.
While out riding Friday afternoon
Mr.. James Sturges, of this place
was thrown from the sleigh and badly
injured, but was doing well at last &C
counts.
L. A. White & Co., have been SC
drove with business that they have
not had time to bring in new adver.
tisement this week, but say "look sharp
next week"
The church sociable held with Mr.
and Mrs. Gleed Friday evening was
largely attended. The little item oil
$1,000, net, was among the pleasant
features of the evening.
Easter will be observed at the Uni.
versalist church next Sunday even
ing at o'clock. There will be q
concert by the Sabbath school chill
dren and approprite remarks by the
pastor.
Homer Brewster has engaged for
the season with G. r. Page at the
Malvern Farm. Brewster's reputa-
ton as skllful horseman and COO
headed driver is well established
throughout the State.
Instead of a preaching service al
the NJ. E. church next Sabbath, there
will be an Easter service. The pas
tor, who has been confined to the
house for twelve weeks, will be pres
ent and make some remarks, and a
letter from George Byron Hyde, OF
Mexico, will be read to the children.
A dwelling house and barn belong
ing to Mrs. Moses Terrill, of Cady' S
Falls, was destroyed by fire between
9 and 10 a. m. Thursday. When the
fire was discovered it was too late to
save the house. The fire is supposed
to have originated through an imper-
feet chimney. Loss $3.50; insured
for $500.
Station Agent Bryant hands US q
statement of the amount of business
transacted at the station during the
week ending April 4, which is as fol
lows: Number of cars loaded and for
warded, 81, billed at 828, 900 pounds
and parcel freight billed at &C, 494 lbs,
making a total of 1884, 494 lbs. Oh
the freight received and discharged
there were Is cars, billed at 318, 200
pounds, and parcel freight to the
amount of SO, $50 lbs. total 358, $50
pounds, which Bryant thinks is fair
business for one horse railroad sta
ton. -
G. r. Pages stock horses and colts
are looking and acting finely this
spring. He must do large business
this season, as the colts from his
horses, and especially Wards Lam
bert, are proving first class. The
training department will be under the
special supervision of Homer Brews-
ter. Mr.. Pages stock horses are
large, we'll bred, good style and from
speed producing families, and OF
course they should and will be well
patronized. Farmers and breeders
should make no mistake, but breed
from large, stylish horses, whose sires
and dams were sound and possessed
individual merit.
The following entries have been
made in the colt stakes to be trotted
for at our next County Fair;
Two-YEAR, OLDs.-A. E. Lawrence,
bay m, Nora L.. by Luther B.; 4. j,
Holhrook, b. S.. Tom Paine, by Wards
Lambert; J. Z. Kelley. b. IN. Maggie G..
by Hyde Park Lambert; c. r. Page,
roam m, Lizzie P. by Wards Lambert
| C. r. Page, g. M. Pearl, by Wards Lam,
bert; c. L. McCarty, b. e., Cyclone. by
Wards Lambert.
THREE \ EAR OLDs. - Arthur Wood.
bury, b. s., Ethan S., by Henry s.; New.
| city 81 Smalley, S. s.. Golden Bow, BY
Sterling Boy; CIV. s. L.G. Clark. Hector:
Guyer & Smalley, b. s., Col. Hyde. by
Sterling Boy; A. c. Alexander, bn. IN.
Flora Temple. by Robert: C. G. Rublee
b. g, Pills. by Wards Lambert; Ii. j
Fisher. b. m, Ruby, by Wards Lambert
G. r. Page, b. s., See Are, by Ward'>
Lambert; c. r. Page, C. M, Maggie P.
by Wards Lambert; G. r. Page. b. e.
Barb, by Wards Lambert; J. NJ Joslyn
b. s., B. B., by Rocket; d. Muzzy, b. IN.
Gypsy, by Wards Lambert; J. NJ
Campbell, b. m, Pansey, by Ward
: Lambert.
, This looks like business. The sec
\ ond instalment will be due July 1st
t the third September 1st, and the las
September 18th.
Everybody has recognized the fac
!, of late that to keep pace with tn
It times, and particularly to meet tn
If demands in the Maple street lawyer
}. horse case, a board Of health shout
he established. The board of Select
s. men accordingly organized, and SON
u days ago notified the party on Map
I St. that he must promptly move til
n horse buried in his garden to a MOI
2 secluded spot, or suffer the legal col
sequences. This was quite the propC
D. thing for the board to do, as every
,. body said, but what the lawyer sal
about the matter we can't tell, thong
lie we conclude that he told the chat
s. man that he should not move it. [
Of that as it may, the board met MOI
re day morning and decided that tt
<, hour of action had arrived. The
le accordingly proceeded in a body
lt the garden, and with their deputie
of formed line about the supposed res
st. ing place of the deceased equuS. III
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